“RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” star The Vivienne tragically died from a cardiac arrest caused by the effects of taking ketamine, as confirmed by their family.

The reality star’s sister, Chanel Williams, shared the tragic news with BBC News, saying they’re still completely devastated by the loss — but the family is determined to raise awareness about the dangers of ketamine by teaming up with a substance abuse charity.

Chanel said in a statement, “Ketamine is an extremely dangerous drug that is becoming more and more prevalent in the UK. If we can help raise awareness of the dangers of this drug and help people who may be dealing with ketamine addiction then something positive will come from this complete tragedy.”

The Vivienne — real name James Lee Williams — died in January, with the news confirmed by their rep, Simon Jones.

The Vivienne made history as the first-ever winner of “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” in 2019. They first hit the scene as “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” Ambassador in 2015 and later wowed audiences by making it to the “Dancing on Ice” finale in 2023.

They were 32.

David Hasselhoff‘s just been spotted for the first time since his ex-wife and the mother of his two children took her own life.

The “Baywatch” star ventured out Friday in Calabasas … going on a walk with a friend and keeping a low profile.

David wore a black T-shirt, black pants, and kept his mug tucked under a plain blue baseball cap … walking down the sidewalk in sneakers.

We hadn’t seen 72-year-old David since we broke the story earlier this month of his ex-wife Pamela Bach‘s death … she tragically died at 62 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

David and Pamela were married from 1989 to 2006, and they had two children before a nasty divorce … with disputes about monthly child support payments extending into 2017.

DH previously told us, “Our family is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Pamela Hasselhoff. We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time but we kindly request privacy as we grieve and navigate through this challenging time.”

The Dodgers will kick off the 2025 campaign without their star shortstop … Mookie Betts will miss the opening series with an illness — which was so bad the former A.L. MVP dropped 15 lbs!

Manager Dave Roberts made the announcement Monday in Tokyo … saying that while Betts has begun to feel better, he’s still trying to get his strength back, and rehydrate from the couple of days he was ill.

“When you’re dehydrated, that’s what opens a person up to soft tissue injuries. We’re very mindful of that,” the skipper said, making it clear he didn’t want to risk injury with Mookie.

Roberts said the team has considered sending Betts back home to Los Angeles where he could continue to recover. He also admitted if the organization knew how long the illness would linger, they would’ve kept Mookie back in the City of Angels, rather than bringing him across the world.

Despite the bad news, the vibes are impeccable ahead of L.A.-Chicago … going down in Tokyo. Just the workout alone drew about 10,000 fans to the Tokyo Dome.